Vol. 1+2: DACOCD 299 - From the 1987 and 1988 Festivals Vol. 3: DACOCD 349 - From the 1989 Festival Vol. 4: DACOCD 379 - From the 1990 Festival Vol. 5: DACOCD 389 - From the 1991 Festival Vol. 6: DACOCD 399 - From the 1992 Festival Vol. 7: DACOCD 419 - From the 1993 Festival Vol. 8: DACOCD 429 - From the 1994 Festival Vol. 9: DACOCD 449 - From the 1995 Festival Vol. 10: DACOCD 479 - From the 1996 Festival Vol. 11: DACOCD 489 - From the 1997 Festival Vol. 12: DACOCD 519 - From the 1998 Festival Vol. 13: DACOCD 539 - From the 1999 Festival Vol. 14: DACOCD 559 - From the 2000 Festival Vol. 15: DACOCD 589 - From the 2001 Festival Vol. 16: DACOCD 609 - From the 2002 Festival Vol. 17: DACOCD 619 - From the 2003 Festival Vol. 18: DACOCD 649 - From the 2004 Festival Vol. 19: DACOCD 659 - From the 2005 Festival Vol. 20: DACOCD 669 - From the 2006 Festival Vol. 21: DACOCD 679 - From the 2007 Festival Vol. 22: DACOCD 689 - From the 2008 Festival Vol. 23: DACOCD 699 - From the 2009 Festival Vol. 24: DACOCD 709 - From the 2010 Festival Vol. 25: DACOCD 719 - From the 2011 Festival Vol. 26: DACOCD 729 - From the 2012 Festival Vol. 27: DACOCD 739 - From the 2013 Festival Vol. 28: DACOCD 749 - From the 2014 Festival Vol. 29: DACOCD 779 - From the 2015 Festival Vol. 30: DACOCD 789 - From the 2016 Festival Vol. 31: DACOCD 799 - From the 2017 Festival Vol. 32: DACOCD 839 - From the 2018 Festival Vol. 33: DACOCD 849 - From the 2019 Festival Vol. 34: DACOCD 939 - From the 2021 Festival Vol. 35: DACOCD 949 - From the 2022 Festival

The annual concert in the small North-German town of Husum is not just another week of piano music. At the historical »Schloss vor Husum« during the second week of August there gathers together piano lovers from around the world to hear every evening a unique concert played by some of the most remarkable pianists of today. The repertoire rarely has Mozart, Beethoven or Chopin on the program, but features piano compositions of forgotten or little known composers. It is truly »Rarities of Piano Music« with every range and aspect of the piano put on display.

Danacord has now thirtyfour releases from the past years where every CD has several first recordings of piano music played by such artists as Marc-André Hamelin, Stephen Hough, Hamish Milne and Igor Shukov. The list of pianists and recorded works is like a feast for all those interested in the hidden corners of piano music and the never ending chance of discovering new and fascinating music.

Homepage of the Husum Piano Festival: www.piano-festival-husum.de